User manual SMITH CORONA DISPLAYCHAPTER5

[. . . ] Spell-Right ® Dictionary Your PWP offers several tools to help you avoid spelling and grammatical errors when creating text. Each tool has a special function and can be activated at any time when you are using either Type and Mem Mode. Below is a list of the tools and a brief description of each. Complete instructions for each function follow in this chapter. [. . . ] The display briefly prompts: List: Press Return to begin listing words. (The symbol appears on the right of the display to show that the selected word is in the Personal Word List. ) If there are no words in the Personal Word list, the display prompts: Empty Then prompts: Code + L to Exit 4. If you attempt to move the cursor beyond the last word, the display prompts: END OF LIST Press Back Space to return to prior displayed words. When you are at the beginning of the list, the display prompts: BEGINNING LIST 5. Press Code + List (L), to exit Personal Word List. Code + Return L List Reloc Half Space Back Space Code + L List Deleting Words from the Personal Word List 1. Position the cursor or print hammer on a blank space with no character to the immediate left. The display briefly prompts: List: Press Return to begin listing all words, or type part or all of the word to be deleted. The unit will display words beginning with those characters. The symbol appears on the right of the display to show that the selected word is in the Personal Word List. (You cannot delete words in the Spell-Right Section of the Dictionary. ) Press Spacebar until your selection appears. Press Back Space to return to the prior word. Press Code + List (L) to deactivate List when your deletions are made. WordEraser LineEraser Code + L List Return Reloc 4. 6. Half Space Erasing the Entire Personal Word List Turn the power on while pressing WordEraser. After typing text in memory, activate Punctuation Check and scan it using WordFind. When an error is located, the violated punctuation rule number is displayed. At the end of the first text scan, all text is again scanned for an odd number of quotation marks, parenthesis and brackets. If an odd number of these are identified, the punctuation rule will be displayed, indicating that you forgot to close (or open) a quotation mark, parenthesis, or bracket. NOTE: When you turn your unit on, Punctuation Check is always disabled. Press Code + Punct ( J ) to activate the Punctuation Check feature. A beep is heard, and the display prompts: Punc. Position the cursor at the beginning or ending of text. The cursor scans from its current position forward or backwards. [. . . ] The display prompts: ENTERED and returns you to the typing scale in Type Mode or last cursor position in Mem Mode. NOTE: If there is not enough memory for the abbreviation, the unit will not be able to store it. Delete files or abbreviations already in memory to make room for the new abbreviations. Using an Abbreviation in Type Mode Activate Auto Return by pressing Code + Return (1) if you want the printed text to wrap around to the next line. The unit beeps once, and the display prompts: Abbr. [. . . ]